Ok, I think the problem won’t get any less in the future because people tend to have more and more devices in their home that want to be connected.

I have uninstalled the WBs at the moment, the constant reboots are not acceptable.

@cybi

It would be really interesting to see whether the problem really only depends on the Swisscom WLAN boxes.

Do you have the opportunity to test use independent WLAN access points in your network like I did?

@cybi: We’ll look at your problem. Did I understand it correctly: After removing the WLAN-Box 3 the restarts stopped?

@MichelB Everything is perfect without WB3.
CPU load and temp. have also dropped massively.
Thanks for checking

The first tests with the Internet-Box 5 and a client with a BE200 WiFi module show the following measured values:

Measurement with cnlab UX test

Download 1.2Gbit/s and upload 2.4Gbit/s measured with cnlab UX test.

How do you measure the speeds and what values ​​do you achieve?

Greeting

We will soon roll out a new firmware that has an optimization for deeper downloads.

It is a WAN to WiFi prioritization issue.

Hopefully, with this deep download bandwidth, I’ll have downloaded all the Christmas movies I want by Christmas. 😉

Last night the IB5 did an update and it seems to have pulled some old backup from the KC.

In any case, everything was changed, WLAN name, DNS address, VPN settings.

I had to reset everything manually, which was a bit tedious, and immediately loaded a current backup into the KC.

Strange behaviour that the IB4 had never done before.

cybi It is better if you save the config file from the router locally. Then you are 100% safe.

Sometimes there were problems with the KuCe.

With the current firmware version 15.08.26, the download via WiFi has been increased. However, unlike the upload, the download is never consistently stable:

From my point of view, the increase in bandwidth compared to WiFi 6/6E is very high.

:

What else struck me.

IB5 processor without Wifi 53 degrees

With Wifi on 68 degrees

No WLAN boxes

cybi

WiFi radios use extra power and also generate heat, and if you have 3 of them as a tri-band router, that generates a little more heat.

Technically speaking, however, this is not a problem, as it only becomes really dangerous for the SOCS installed in the hardware at around 100 degrees, and the safety shutdown heat sensors are set much lower.

Was this already the case with the last firmware? I thought it was before

The following: I want to provide my guests with wifi without a password that they can then simply use.

But this only works if I reset the IB to Wifi 6.

It is not possible to connect to the guest Wifi on Wifi 7.